Washington Wows Prince Henry in Navy Town Censures
An Annapolis stop during Prince Henry of Prussia’s visit draws large crowds as naval cadets review, with commanders and officers in attendance. Washington's February events include his Capitol memorials and a late dinner at the White House with President Roosevelt. The Senate considers censure motions for Tillman, McLaurin, Pryor, McComas, and Beveridge for conduct last Saturday.
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Crew Battles Scurvy Aboard Los Adelphes Near Vertiind
The Frenels ship Los Adelphes from Madagascar bound for Vertiind, Ore., suffers severe scurvy among nearly all crew after 126 days at sea. Twenty-five days with only one biscuit daily, scarce fresh water. The cook F L Fletcher died at sea. Five crew members gravely ill to be sent to hospital. rest stay aboard to recover. Captain F Coffin covers nose and face with bandage.
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Los Adelphes
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Vertiind
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Brewery Boycott Suit To Be Begun In California And Midwest
Reports from Cincinnati to Los Angeles describe a brewing boycott across Cincinnati Covington and Newport with workers and engineers replacing strikers. California corporations near 1 billion hold face Sherman anti trust probes while Inter state Commerce Commission activity widens. Minnesotas high rail trials note Knox orders DAs to target interstate commerce violations amid Roosevelt scrutiny of regulatory enforcement.
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Los Aureles
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Inter State
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Minnesota
Interstate Commerce Commision
Chicago
Interstate Commission
Supreme Court Invalidates Fort Wayne Board of Safety Law
The Indiana Supreme Court rules the Fort Wayne board of safety act unconstitutional as it mixes fire and police governance, affecting the city’s fire and police departments. The case stems from a mandamus suit over bond approval by the Fort Wayne comptroller, with a related decision pending on a police judge appointment.
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Supreme Court
Fort Wayne
Board of Safety
Search for missing Lulu Coelie near Niagara Falls
J Crettiela of Los Gatos, back from England, found a woman's purse at Ingara near the cataract with a Buffalo return ticket and Miss Coelie's cards. A note requesting love and saying the waters call her led Creffield to report the clue, with a suggestion the young woman may have taken her own life.
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Los Gatos
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Papa
Ray
IOWA MINE CONFERENCE ADJOURNS WITHOUT RESULT
Des Moines reports the conference of joint scale committees of miners and operators adjourned after three days with no agreement. Operators refused to concede from last year's scale while miners kept to their demands. A new meeting is set for March 11.
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Des Moines
Ued
Tragedy Sparks Braddock Love Triangle Murder Suicide
In Pittsburg a steel worker William Rinard shot his lover Margaret Wilbert and then killed himself at a Watson Street home after months of jealousy and a doomed affair with Mrs Andrew P Wilbert formerly of London England. The incident ends a long spiraling affair that disrupted families and drew police attention.
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William A. Rinard
Edgar Thomson
Lraddock
Margaret Lambert
Wilbert
London
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Olver
Hawbret
Andrew P. Wilbert
Lambert
A. P. Wbert
Hoffman
Diamond
Womn
May Weyman
Watson Street
Kinard
Braddock
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Miss Weyman
Elgin tragedy ends in triple homicide suicide
In Elgin Newfoundland on February 28 Benjamin P. F. Ellsworth shot and killed Amos Anderson and his wife then killed himself amid jealousy over Anderson's attentions to Mrs Ellsworth. Ellsworth’s son is held by police as an alleged conspirator. In Leavenworth Kansas on February 28 Frank Burianek fatally shot Daisy Carpenter in a saloon quarrel and then killed himself, leaving a wife and three children in Crete Nebraska.
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Anna Kaseh
Andrew Rasch
Leavenworth
Kan
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Leavenworth Street Car Company
W. P. Sullivan
Iis
Lboer
Elgin
Benjamin PF. Ellsworth
Woodstock
Amos Anden
Ellsworth
Hsworth
Anderson
Leavenworth, Kas
Frank Burianke
Daisy Carpenter
Burianek
Crete
Neb
France Given Tip by Colombia as to Canal
Tarts February 24 at an extraordinary meeting of the Panama Canal company Mensagy read a message from the Colombia consul general in Paris stating the company could not transfer its concessions without Colombia’s consent. A resolution was adopted postponing any engagement.
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Panama Canal Company
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Colombia
Paris
Bain
Train Plunges Through Bridge Near Zatella, Four Die
A southbound train on the Southeway crashed through a weakened trestle near Zatella at midnight. The wreck in Griffin, Georgia, resulted in four trainmen dead and several passengers injured, with at least one fatality reported among the injured. Heavy rains had weakened the structure.
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Trillionaire Next Run Into Freight Hazards
Boston February 24 President Dickerson of the American Tin Plate company spoke at a New England banquet about trillionaires and figures reaching fourteen or fifteen digits. Calculations by attendees suggested counting to a trillion would take 31,709 years at one per second, leaving listeners astonished by the scope of the claim. Several people injured in a freight train wreck tied to the event’s travels and ensuing chaos.
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Eure
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New York
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E. C. Herr
Charles H. Powers
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Defying the Bishop and St Ann's Church Injunction
The Canadias Catholics win a Supreme Court injunction preventing trustees from permanently closing St. Ann's Church in North Brookfield over language worship disputes. Excommunication orders led to closure. court rules trustees lack authority to end the church.
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Supreme Court
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Fifteenth Round Results in International Chess Masters
In Monte Carlo on February 28 the fifteenth round concluded with Marecay versus Neinberger, Tarrasch defeating Reggio, Schlecter overcoming Scheve, Janowski besting Mieses, Marshall defeating Napier, Tschigorin beating Marco, Mason defeating Gunsberg, Pillsbury defeating Albin, and draws for PopileWolf Eyes-Eichmann and Mortimer.
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Schlecter
Scheve
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Mieses
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Napier
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Mason
Gunsberg
Pillsbury
Albin
Popile- Wolf
Eyes—Eichmann
Mortimer
Fatal slide wrecks move shaft in Telluride disaster
Telluride Colorado reports sixty to seventy men dead beneath a snowslide that buried the Liberty Bell mine shaft house. Communication lines to the mine are cut off as a severe storm rages, described as the worst in years.
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Illinois Day details set for Charleston Exposition
Illinois day program at the Charleston exposition on March 11 includes welcomes by F W Wagner and Mayor J Alger Smith, with governors McSweeney and Yates exchanging remarks on South Carolina to Illinois and Illinois to South Carolina. Speakers include Frederick I Smith Harrison H and others. a luncheon follows and the Illinois building will be formally dedicated. A special train departs Chicago March 8 at 2 PM arriving in Asheville elsewhere.
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Illinois
Charleston
F. W. Wagner
J. Alger Smith
McSweeney
South Carolin
South Carolina
Frederick I. Smith
Dpeori Harrison
Asheville
Hanging at Peoria Kills Man for Wife’s Death
Peoria county jail authorities hanged Joseph E. Hinkle this morning for the murder of his wife Artie in September. Trial evidence showed Hinkle killed her after she refused to support him by an immoral life.
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Riot fires in mining regions spark unrest in Spain
Madrid on February 25 reports riotous actions by miners from Mt Albujon and Madridejos who torched Octroi offices and destroyed documents. A fresh wave of disorder also flared in Barcelona, signaling widespread unrest.
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Rock Island cut-off aims to trim 100 miles in line
Omaha reports Rock Island Railroad plans a new ninety mile cut-off from Fairbury Nebraska to Herrington Kansas, enabling a direct link to El Paso. Negotiations with President Leeds yielded assurances the line will be built soon. Also noted are smallpox precautions for English port arrivals and a lighthearted police interference over a young marriage. Charles Curtis is renominated for representative by the First district Republican convention in Holton Kansas.
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Eagle
Wis
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Curtis
Holton
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